"contract procedures" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the steps or processes involved in creating, enforcing, or terminating a contract. Example: "Before signing the contract, it is important to familiarize yourself with the contract procedures outlined in the document to ensure a smooth and fair agreement."
Perhaps Britain's most valuable legacies, besides the English language, were the law and contract procedures.
Anti-corruption campaigner Sue Hawley, of the Corner House group, said last night: "Mabey has consistently been accused of sharp practices, and untransparent contract procedures.
But it has sparked investigations in both countries concerning alleged improper payments to Salvadoran officials, questionable contract procedures and defective supplies.
The subpoenas, according to people who have been briefed on them, were broad and related to the structure and contract procedures of the board.
BAE has asked a former Lord Chief Justice to mount an independent inquiry of its contract procedures (though he is meant to keep his eyes firmly fixed on the future).
The aim of the study was to evaluate and rank a range of factors that Malaysian IBS stakeholders regard as important, with the key identified factors being those associated with the main project characteristics, contract procedures and procurement methods, contractors' and consultants' attributes and design parameters besides external market conditions.
Mr. Cancellieri said that there had been a breakdown in the contract procedure.
Buchanan divides his contract procedure into two stages: the constitutional and post-constitutional.
A statement said the decision to award the contract was "taken by senior management in accordance with the authority's own contract procedure rules" and EU regulations.
Here Rawls seems to be suggesting that to achieve determinacy in the contract procedure it is necessary to "normalize" the perspectives of the parties.
Many of the concerns with this approach to contract theory are related to the particular idealization of the parties that the substantive conception of practical rationality in the contract procedure requires.
